🖥️ Lenovo Essential Keyboard and Mouse Combo - US English Review

I work remotely, I had the keyboard that came with my Lenove desktop computer, it was wireless and battery powered. I'm tired of changing them. So I bought this keyboard a few months ago, it's very durable, comfortable for us, easy to install, I highly recommend it. I'm not sure if this is good for gamers as I'm not a gamer. But if, like me, you use a computer for work most of the day, this won't disappoint. I've been a Lenonvo fan for many years. Great prices, great products. It was delivered…

I went back to buy another one as my team is all at WFH now and my original keyboard is in quarantine at the office. This is a wonderful keyboard. Low key profile, quiet, accurate spacing for my short pinky fingers, perfect key count and resistance. I prefer Lenovo and Mac keyboards, so this is my preferred option. In my work I encode and move data all day long.

I've recently had problems with my wireless devices and my Lenovo computer. I was told to buy or get an attached keyboard and mouse. I went to Revain as I had a lot of work to do in a short amount of time and received my Lenovo keyboard and mouse the next day. I'm so happy a local geek told me to try this before I buy a new computer and oh the mess trying to get all my papers. The keyboard is all I needed. I considered having a dream, but wasn't convinced that that was the problem. Now I don't…

That was the worst keyboard ever! If I could give negative stars I would. I expected a lot more from a name like Lenovo, especially when I have a Thinkpad and the keyboard is perfect for typing. I assumed that this wired keyboard, which has the signature look of my Thinkpad keys, would be an equivalent analogue. I was completely wrong! The place was completely useless, the product was flawed in its construction. The spacebar only works if you press it firmly and in the center, since pressing on

I just got my keyboard and mouse so this comment is for my first impression. The overall appearance is simple, especially the mouse looks simple compared to other versions of Lenovo mice. The keys on the keyboard are nice, let you write and write nonstop ^_^ It seemed to me that the keys are well spaced. So you don't feel the strain on your fingers and hands.

I've used aftermarket Lenovo and Dell keyboards. Both are good, but I like Lenovo (this device) more. On the Dell version, the keys are shifted a bit to the side where I'd expect them to be relative to the spacebar and the Shift and Return keys, and on the Dell keyboard I often start typing gibberish because I'm drifting. The Lenovo keyboard is exactly the layout I'm used to. Pressing is very good, and overall it's a stylish device.